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Understanding LL Insurance Little League requires each local league to carry accident insurance on their players and volunteers.  The local leagues may choose to insure with the Little League carriers or they may insure with local carriers. The accident insurance carried by the local leagues is an "excess" policy.  A family's personal or group health plan is the primary insurance, the Little League insurance kicks in only after all benefits have been paid by the family's primary insurance - unless the family has no other insurance. Should a family member be involved in an accident or incident which may require filing an insurance claim, please notify a League Official immediately.   Click here to download the Accident Notification Form.  The parents or guardians must complete side 1 of the form.  A league official will complete side 2 of the form and submit the form to Little League Baseball, Inc. - within 20 days of the accident. Please be sure to read the two handouts provided here and become familiar with the terms of Little League insurance.  There are limitations in benefits and in the time allowed to file claims.  It is the responsibility of every parent to understand the benefits should an accident or incident occur. How to Complete the Accident Notification Form.   What Parents Should Know About Little League Insurance.   printer-friendly

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